Cinemaazi remembers Pandit Shivram on his birth anniversary
22 Mar 1927
Remembering music director Pandit Shivram, who was mostly known for his work in mythological films. He was born this day 22 March in 1927 in Jodhpur, where he went on to be employed at the Jodhpur royal court as a singer-musician. Entering the film industry, he got his first break in Bombay from V Shantaram with Teen Batti Chaar Raasta (1953) and Surang (1953). In the course of his career, Pandit Shivram scored for films such as Teen Batti Chaar Raaste (1953), Oonchi Haveli (1955), Sati Ansuya (1956), Shravan Kumar (1956), Jai Ambe (1957), Gauri Shankar (1958), Phool Aur Kaliyaan (1960), Kan Kan Mein Bhagwan (1963), Sati Naari (1965), Shankar Sita Ansuya (1965), Shri Ram Bharat Milan (1965), Badrinath Yatra (1967), Dhani Lugaai (1964), Gangaur (1964), and Gogaji Pir (1969). While he composed music for regional languages such as Rajasthani, and Bhojpuri, he also sang in films like Oonchi Haveli, and Rangeela Raja (1960). Pandit Shivram passed away in 1980.
